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And now here's the audiobook. Thank you. And now here's the show. Welcome back to the master's block, the place where we come to talk about the dungeon master, the most important person in the game, the only person capable of playing God, killing characters, and lowering the egos of all other people at the table.

I'm one of your host, Dungeon Master Mitch.

And I'm Dungeon Master John.

And today we are returning to our Bringing the Magic of Magic to D&D series.

And as of course we always do, we have a special, but returning as always guest,

hashtag Magic Mark will be joining us on the meet. But before we jump into the meet, we've got a five-star review.

This five-star review is entitled The Worst Part of This Podcast is Dot Dot Dot by the AspDM.

I have now listened to every episode.

So instead of being able to binge on hours of inspiration and insight for my D&D campaign,

I have to wait for days to get my fix to the gym or the meat.

All kidding aside, I really enjoy this podcast.

Most D&D casts have come across our edition specific and or actual play,

which I'm not really a fan of. The dungeon masters block, however, is pure inspiration.

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